Tottenham are reportedly keen on a Thomas Frank and Bryan Mbeumo reunion in this summer’s transfer window.
Dr Rajpal Brar, an injury expert, has assessed the fitness of the Cameroon international ahead of a potential move.
Frank managed to get the best out of the 25-year-old at Brentford and now wants him at Spurs.
Mbeumo’s perfect fitness record holds him in good stead for a transfer
Tottenham may want to look at Mbeumo’s ankle injury from 2023/24, according to Dr Brar.
However, the fact that he played every Premier League game last season suggests that those issues are behind him.
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This comes as Spurs have already launched a bid for Mbeumo, which is more than Manchester United’s offer. [Mirror, 13 June]
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Discussing the state of play with Mbeumo exclusively with Tottenham News, Dr Brar, a doctor in physical therapy and a sports scientist, shared his verdict.
“The club may take a closer look at his ankle to see if there’s any increased wear and tear from that significant injury in the 2023/24 season,” he said.
“But, based on his level this past season, I wouldn’t expect musculoskeletal issues on the medical.
“He played all 38 games in the Premier League and that’s what you need as a player.“
Tottenham can take Mbeumo’s game to the next level
Mbeumo’s performance demonstrates his ability to deliver consistently, offering pace, directness and clinical finishing to complement Son and Dejan Kulusevski.
His versatility across the front line enhances tactical flexibility, crucial for a high-pressing system.
With Frank in charge at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, his familiarity with Mbeumo’s work ethic and adaptability would ensure a seamless integration, maximising the Cameroonian’s impact.
Mbeumo’s proven top-flight quality, at his peak age, makes him a statement signing to elevate Tottenham’s top-four push, leveraging Frank’s insight for immediate results.